1-7/8 in. x 75 ft. Roll of Max Grip Carpet Installation Tape

Wow this really works. I had to use it to put down carpet strips for stairs because my little dog was slipping on the vinyl. It was very easy to use and really holds the carpet strips in place. Great product!

I use this product to install indoor/outdoor carpet on our open area wood deck. This tape keeps the carpet in place for the entire 5 year time span before we replace the carpet due to wear. I use this tape to seam the two pieces of carpet together as well as the whole way around all edges of the carpet. The tape is still stuck fast to the wood deck surface when we pull up the old carpet. I don't use any other method to install the carpet.

How this product got any less than 5 stars is amazing. I used two strips on each step to place carpet treads in my recently refinished basement. Easy to use (yeah, sticky-but that’s the point) and these treads are going nowhere. Highly recommend!

The double sided, extra strong tape was used to install vinyl covering at our main entrance. Beautiful results in half the time.

Good permanent tape is not recommended with hardwood floor use. The store said, “often bought together” with carpet treads but do not use for that. They do not recommend, per instructions, but i did not check. I am just warning you. It is very sticky and my “treads” will never come up. Great tape BUT be careful what you want to use it for.

Used it on my stair treads. Works like a charm, very strong and sticky. Keeps the carpet in place.

This carpet tape worked perfectly for keeping a carpet runner in place while I stapled it on my stairs.

Carpet held right into it. Great adhesive.

Tape was easy to use and held well on a surface that was not perfect. We used it to carpet a table for a non marking surface to assemble very expensive fixtures. This is the second time we have use this for this purpose and it works very well. The carpet wears out but the tape continues to hold.

My application was not carpeting, but securing heavy shelf liner material to the inside bottom surfaces of kitchen and bathroom cabinets and drawers. For this application, this tape had a good balance of tackiness and bond strength. Before using it, I was a little concerned that the adhesive would be so tacky that upon the slightest contact with liner material it would adhere so strongly that repositioning would be impossible, thus requiring precise alignment before application. Fortunately, this concern was unfounded. The liner was thick enough to be peeled away after application without difficulty. Also, it had a good release layer so the liner came away without tearing. The adhesive was tacky enough that light finger pressure at one point held the liner material strongly enough that it could be smoothed out to the edges but also allowed it to be (carefully) detached and repositioned if necessary. Application of firm pressure produced a strong bond. It should be noted that this is not really a "tape" but a web of adhesive in roll form. This worked to my advantage; the highly elastic adhesive layer conformed to the textured backing of the liner material and cabinet/drawer surfaces better than most tapes would. This is no doubt by design for its intended application with carpet. A side effect of this elasticity was that scissors used to cut it to length quickly gummed up with adhesive and on subsequent use tended to stick to and pull away adhesive from the roll. This buildup wa easily removed with a cloth and a little WD-40, which had the benefit of reducing this problem. NOTE: Although this was a near-ideal product for my off-label application, I cannot predict how well it would work in its intended use with carpet.